The phrase "adopt a criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of selecting or implementing a standard or principle for evaluation or decision-making.
Example: "In order to ensure consistency in our evaluations, we need to adopt a criterion that all team members can follow."
Alternatives: "establish a standard" or "set a benchmark."
Therefore, it is necessary to adopt a criterion to select events.
Hence, instead of adopting the criterion to solely maximize the joint two-tier capacity, we adopt a criterion of selecting the spectrum usage mode as follows: The co-channel spectrum usage is chosen only when both macrocell and femtocell prefer it in terms of higher capacity; otherwise, dedicated-channel spectrum usage is chosen.
The person responsible for the radiology department or the radiology management team (usually the decision-maker) will adopt a criterion for the decision process in order to guide the choice that will minimize the risk of having an undesired consequence.
REEACT, however, was a pragmatic randomised controlled trial, and we deliberately adopted a criterion drawn from an instrument that is widely used in UK primary care to guide treatment.
Adopting a criterion of taking only correlations of 0.4 or above as supporting internal consistency [ 11], from available data one study had 4 items reaching this criterion [ 10] and one had 5 [ 11].
To determine florfenicol resistance in chloramphenicol resistant isolates we adopted a criterion of R ≤ 18 mm and R ≤ 13 mm for apramycin resistance, following personal communication with J. M. Andrews, BSAC.
In fact, the Court, as in the dialysis case, rejected any role for the courts in resource allocation decisions, instead adopting a criterion of evaluating government policies on the basis of a criterion of "reasonableness", from a previous right to housing case.
Several studies examined different dyslexia theories in multiple case studies of either adults (Ramus et al. 2003) or children (White et al. 2006) trying to assess the prevalence of each of the studied cognitive deficit adopting a criterion of deviance = 1.65 SD.
We adopted a criteria with an absolute fold-change > = 2.0 and a p-value < 0.05 to define the differentially regulated genes.
Pachella (1974) suggested that if one adopt a conservative criterion for responding, then any effect will be observed mainly in RT, whereas if one adopts a more liberal criterion for response the effect will be present mainly in error rates.
Similarly, any attempts to adopt a physiological criterion of dreaming (such as EEG measures of brain activity during sleep) would change the concept of dreaming.
